The Women: A Novel by T.C. Boyle

This is one book that I can safely say I hated reading. The reason why it took me so long to update my blog is about 70% because of this book. It took me SO long to finish because it bored me. It started off slow... which happens, so I continued on with high hopes; however, it never got better. It is very dramatic and references a man named Frank Lloyd Wright. Frank Lloyd Wright is an American architect. This book is a true story reflective of his personal life as it was quite colorful. In particular, this book discusses the women in his life, basically his relationships. Let's just say he was a little ridiculous. It is also a little disgusting. People should not be allowed to behave as he had!  Having many wife's that were results of cheating on his current wife, having many children with different wife's and not being a good father. Apparently, Wright was a very good architect and is well known for his work. Beyond that I can't say I care for the man.

I highlighted one quote from the book and it was a quote from Ellen Key: "Love is moral even without legal marriage, but marriage is immoral without love."